The phrase "axis coupling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or mechanics, where it refers to the interaction or connection between different axes in a system.
Example: "The axis coupling in the machinery ensures that the rotational forces are evenly distributed across the components."
Alternatives: "axis connection" or "axis linkage".
It has two accelerating cells and a coupling cell located on the beam axis, a so-called "on axis coupled structure" (OCS).
On this context a 2856 M Hz, 1 Me V, bi-periodic on axis coupled self transverse focused SW linac has been designed and tested.
Viewers learn that the earth's tilting on its axis coupled with a yearly revolution around the sun produces changing weather patterns called the seasons; from a diagram using the Big Dipper as a clock that different constellations are visible at different seasons, and that the passage from day to night and to day again was the first way people took notice of time.
In case of treatment temperature of 130 °C, the fringed-micellar crystallites and the lamellar crystallites with high orderliness parallel to the helix axis coupled with the perpendicular orderliness were formed, and the respective double endothermic peaks, Tm1 and Tm3, were observed in DSC due to the melting of the two kinds of stereocomplex crystallites.
The analysis presented here supports the central importance of convergent patterns of immune response linked to the IFNγ-STAT1-IRF1 axis, coupled to IFN-driven feedback pathways in DLBCL.
We evaluated the proposed mode of action for ClO4−-induced rat HPT axis perturbations using a biologically based dose response (BBDR) model of the HPT axis coupled with a physiologically based pharmacokinetic model of ClO4−.
However, this device suffers from long settling time and large cross-axis coupling.
This suppress negative effects of cross-axis coupling and thus allows further reduction of the switching time of the switch.
